Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.
Hike to the top of Sage Mountain to take in the view
Visit one of BVI’s 28 National Parks.
Sailing and boating through the fresh, tropical ocean waters
Explore the underwater setting by diving to new depths.
Fishing on land or at sea
Tours are available to explore the land or the sea
Water sports offered to the guests of the island include: kayaking, kiteboarding,windsurfing, and swimming with dolphins
The spectacular view at the top of Sage Mountain is worth the hike
2. Cultured tourist
One of many festivals on the BVI
Experience the vibrant, delicious local cultural foods. Restaurants can range from a fun casual atmosphere at one of the beach bars to an exquisite fine dining experience
Annual events and festivals occur throughout the BVI. These events cater to music, sailing, culture and sports.
Galleries and museums are open on the islands
The history of the islands comes alive in the historic sites such as the copper mine, museums, churches, burial sites and old Plantation Estates.
3. The relaxed (sun-seeking) tourist
There are many unique beaches in the BVI. Every beach has something different to offer, so every day may be dedicated to a different beach
The BVI also have a numerous number of spas, fitness centers and cosmetic care services
There are an array of shops and galleries on the BVI offering unique souvenirs
